Kyosuke started punching the air again in excitment. "All right, that should be easy enough. Where do I get the weights? And even more then that, can I use 30 pound weights? I don't think 20 would be enough for me." Kyo begins to stretch and limber up speaking softly to himself. "Gotta make it home, and then to the waterfall, in one hour. Should be do able."

Kenta sighed. "Fine... Just let me take a walk before trading weights." Saying so, he started doing laps around the room.

Kiyaro sighed again. A stupid chess game? He had played plenty of Shogi and Go during his self-training to learn how to predict an opponent's attack, but a serious chess game? He hoped that his teacher would be a challenge. "Fine. I shall get my weights and immediately proceed to the waterfall. I will see you there, sir." He dashed off to his house, running at top speed while he was still able.

Kaito seemed pleased at the enthusium of his students. "Excellent," He motioned to the weights he had already prepared for the students, "Well if you don't already have your own 20 pound weights then you can use these. I'll see you all in less then an hour or not at all." And with that he ran off becoming a blur as he moved lost in thought along the way.

That kenta didn't get any sleep and he still believes he will be able to make it in under an hour he either has higher scores then his teacher thought or he's a fool. Time will tell. He leapt over a house in a single bound and kept making his way toward his goal. I won't need to worry over the other two, but Kiyaro's urge to kill, it rivals the one.... the one I used to have. He waved to the old woman as he passed her noodle shop as he faded into the light of the new day.

Kyosuke picked up the weights and strapped them onto his legs. He got up and began jumping around to get used to it. Kyo then finished his stretching, and got into a starters position. "See you in an hour." Kyo said. Then he was off, like a bolt of lightning. He made it home relativly quickly. He dropped off the mushrooms for his mom and attached 10 pound weights to his legs on top of the 20's. Kyo started stretching out yet again. Trotting outside he looked off towards the waterfall. "Just around the mountain and then up the trail. If no one stops me I should make it with 20 minutes to spare." Kyosuke cracked his neck and back. "And away I go" With that Kyo was off. Jogging quickly towards the end of his journey, The waterfall.

Kenta finished his laps and picked up his new weights. "Okay then, see ya guys later," he said with a hint of tiredness. He then scampered towards the waterfall, but quite slower given that he wasn't used to twenty pounds.

Kiyaro quickly grabbed his weights and put them on, grunting slightly at the additional weight. His own innate speed helped him coast along, but he was getting more tired faster than the other two. He was soon panting, and his legs began to hurt the closer he got to the waterfall, but he simply focused his mind over matter and slowly regained a bit of stamina.

A quick 10 minutes into you're run you find this.

Mintaro: A pretty flower catches your eye as you solidify your pace to match the time you have to make it through the rest of your journey.

Kima Azure: An old woman setting up cases of milk into her truck as you run by down the urbanized streets of Konoka.

Ryu Kurai: You notice that if you focus a bit of chakra on your specific limbs you can run much more easily. Good work.

Kima looked at the woman who was putting milk on the truck. 'Eh, not as if I got anything to lose.' He approached her. "Do you need any help?"

Kiyaro focused some of his chakra into his legs and a small ammount into his arms, and suddenly began running at almost his mormal pace. Interesting. I guess I should have done a bit more weight training before. Kiyaro thought, remembering that he had used his chakra mostly with his family techniques and for advanced quick striking. I guess chakra has uses for endurance as well. This helped me learn that. I suppose that sensei meant that, but... He's still an idiot! Kiyaro thought, nearly tripping over a stone in the road. Oh damn! Right, stay focused...